At Winchester College, for centuries past the boys have played their own footballing game. A few years ago Charlie went to watch it be played in the school's beautiful surrounds by today's young crop of Wykehamists. He reported back in this episode and Dan & Henry shared their thoughts on this complex and entertaining ancestor of the modern professional codes. 

The world's only award (which we know of) for best footballer in the world across all footballing codes returns for the 2022 addition.

The panel discuss the best footballers of the previous annum and announce who the selectors have chosen as Footballer of the Year for 2022.

The nominees are:

Charlie kicked off the latest round of featured code episodes by visiting the Scottish Borders and watching the centuries old and storied game of Jedburgh Hand Ba'. 

For the fourth and final part of our Review of 2022 series, Charlie was joined by our favourite rural rugby nutter John Tucker. John seemed to be clearing out his cattle shed at the time, but hey when you need to talk rugby it just can't wait!

World roaming Aussie Kurt Thiele is on the line from Hawke's Bay, New Zealand and reminisces with Charlie over the highlights of 2022 from the biggest winter sport the Great Southern Land has to offer. 

Whether you call it soccer or football, the second part of our Review of 2022 focuses on Association Football. Dan and then Maggsy joined Charlie to discuss the key moments in the world's biggest sport from the year just gone. 

We kick off our Review of 2022 series with Dan & Charlie discussing the year just gone in Ireland & America, for Gaelic and American Footballs. 

The panel and friends review the best footballers of 2021 in order to crown the Footballer of the Year across all footballing codes the world over.

The nominees are:

The panel and a wider group of their football fan friends celebrate the start of a new award - the Footballer of the Year - to crown the best player of football sports across all codes, the world over, in 2020.

The nominees are:

Charlie introduces the panel to that most antipodean of footballing codes, Australian Rules Football and the pre-existing indigenous Australian game of Marn Grook.